Types of the Tabernacle and Temple: Two Books in One

by Thomas Newberry

This single volume contains the books "Types of the Tabernacle" and "Types of the Temple," both written by Thomas Newberry in 1887.Doubtless, there are many studies concerning this topic. This particular volume would make a great starter for anyone interested in how the image of Christ was present in these Old Testament types, and would also serve fine as a general review of what you may already know. This edition also has an Active Table of Contents, which includes the of the TabernacleIntroductionThe MaterialsThe MetalsThe ColoursThe CoveringsOil for the LightSpices for Anointing OilThe Sweet IncenseGod's Holy Dwelling PlaceThe Ark of the CovenantThe Propitiatory and the CherubimThe Table of ShewbreadThe LampstandCurtains of the TabernacleThe BoardsThe BarsThe VeilThe Brazen AltarThe Court of the TabernacleThe HangingsThe Golden Altar of IncenseThe Laver and its FootDirections for Setting up in the TabernacleThe Tabernacle Reared UpThe Overshadowing Cloud and the indwelling GloryTypes of the TempleIntroductionGod's Earthly Dwelling PlacesThe Temples of ScripturePreparations for the TempleThe Foundation PlatformThe Measurements and StructureThe Stones of the TempleThe Woodwork Of The TempleThe Overlaying With Silver And GoldThe Doors and VeilThe CherubimThe Ark Of The CovenantThe Altar of IncenseThe Tables Of ShewbreadThe Brazen SeaThe Brazen AltarThe Courts And GatesThe Holy Portion of the LandThe Temple Of Solomon Filled With GloryAnswers to Questions

179 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 28, 2014

About the author

Thomas Newberry was an English Bible scholar and writer, most well known for his interlinear Englishman's Bible, which compared the Authorised Version of the Bible with the Hebrew and Koine Greek of the original texts, first published in 1883 by Hodder and Stoughton, London.

Reviews

[Cory Briggs · Rating 2 out of 5]

Maybe someone might benefit.

Little stuck in my mind as I read this. I wanted to know how the symbolism was justified, and I did not feel I benefited in that area.

[Josiah · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a very good overall look into the Tabernacle and Temple. I recommend it.

[David Israel · Rating 5 out of 5]

As I approach the end of this book, I must say that I have thoroughly enjoyed the book. It was enjoyable as the book brought me to study The Book! The author said well many things that I already know and teach yet I learned much by his wording and constructs which he presents. The Tabernacle and Temple were physical types for the anti-type of church today which is spiritual. The analogues are well presented and discussed but lightly cited in scripture. I expected many scriptural citations but was left "thirsty" at times.
The concept here is that the Tabernacle had but one door between the outside and the Holy of Holies where God resided. This door was the type. In the New Testament Jesus says; "I am the way...No one comes to the Father except through me. " John 14:6. No one could approach God in the Tabernacle unless they went through the Door is analogous to Jesus. It may offend some but there is no way to God except through His Son, Jesus. This is just one of many constructs.